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How to choose Driver table in SQL statement

Posted on 20-Jul-2006 By Admin No Comments on How to choose Driver table in SQL statement

Driver table:

Take the driver table which returns the less number of rows for predicate with literal valae. For example,

Consider the statement below:

SELECT SUM(BIP.VALUE) value

FROM BSKT_ITEM_CALC_PRICING BIP,BSKT_PRICING_ELEMENT BP

WHERE BIP.BASKET_ITEM_ID IN (:”SYS_B_0″)

AND BIP.PRICING_ELEMENT_ID = BP.PRICING_ELEMENT_ID

AND BP.PRICING_TYPE_CODE = :1;

Here

SQL> select BASKET_ITEM_ID, count(1) from BSKT_ITEM_CALC_PRICING group by BASKET_ITEM_ID;

BASKET_ITEM_ID COUNT(1)

———————————— ———

0cb3d2ac-1752-11db-b16d-e7b30c1e0ad1 3

0cb4816e-17e4-11db-b16d-e7b30c1e0ad1 2

0cb4e921-17df-11db-b177-87592b92a6f6 1

0cb614dc-17f4-11db-b16d-e7b30c1e0ad1 3

0cb7df1e-17f3-11db-9334-ab56ed57951d 1

and

15:00:41 CS@WEBP18F:-> select PRICING_TYPE_CODE, count(1) from BSKT_PRICING_ELEMENT group by PRICING_TYPE_CODE;

PRICING_TYPE_CODE COUNT(1)

—————– ———

1 139283

2 45646

3 58404

4 104810

7 145377

11 98004

15 878

So table BSKT_ITEM_CALC_PRICING is candidate for driver table.

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